SQL Server offers several types of system functions to meet our business requirements. One such type is configuration functions using which we can get the information about current configuration option settings. These functions operate in a non-deterministic way, which means they may return different values by running these functions with the same inputs. Today I […]
In the present-day world, everyone is surrounded by software and it is used in transportation, electrical grids, power plants, and so on. All of these systems run on an operating system; software that has many integrated features, powers all of these gadgets. Software is widely used in businesses. Software is also crucial for organizations because […]
More than 85% of companies acknowledge speed as one of the critical factors in software development. Unfortunately, only 10% confirm readiness for rapid development and deployment. The difference between knowing the value of speed and getting the most of it lies within the realm of approach. Are you familiar with companies like Amazon, Target, Etsy, […]
Vercel allows you to host your project as fast as possible with little or no setup. When Vercel is used with GitHub for project deployment, things get more fascinating. When a new update is pushed to GitHub, this enables automated code deployment, streamlining your CI/CD workflow. What Is Github Actions? GitHub Actions is a CI/CD […]
In the first two articles of the table partitioning series, we reviewed how the partition pruning and maintenance capabilities of PostgreSQL can speed up and facilitate the design of our applications. In this final post in the series, we’ll experiment with the table geo-partitioning feature that automatically distributes application data across multiple locations. We’ll continue […]
If you’ve found yourself in the MySQL space at least for a little while, chances are that you have heard about one of its well-known files: my.cnf. my.cnf is a configuration file exclusive to MySQL and all of its flavors and it’s widely regarded as the “go-to” file whenever MySQL configuration errors occur. Sure, we […]
The K8ssandra team is pleased to announce the release of Reaper 3.1. Let’s dive into the features and improvements that 3.0 recently introduced (along with some notable removals) and how the newest update to 3.1 builds on that. JDK11 Support Starting with 3.1.0, Reaper can now compile and run with jdk11. Note that jdk8 is […]
The projects that a QA Engineers participate can range from small maintenance projects, emergency fixes( spanning 1-2 days or less), mid-range projects(spanning weeks or months) to full-scale large projects( can last up to a year or more). While each of these projects may differ in terms of testing efforts and resources, they all adhere to […]
Clones. Send in the clones. That’s what we do when we replicate databases. At least to some extent. In this article, you’ll learn how to perform the most basic form of replication with MariaDB. You can adapt the instructions in this article to use virtual machines or bare metal, but Docker is probably one of […]
CMS, CRM, and ERP are the three main software solutions to automate core processes in business. They assist in managing day-to-day operations, the company’s interactions with customers, handling data, reducing redundant tasks, prioritizing leads, running a website, and much more. CMS, CRM, and ERP offer powerful tools to boost profitability and increase sales. However, the […]